Prost is a really solid representation of German beers and I commend them for sticking to the spirit of the styles and the talent they lend to their craft. I am a big fan of their Dunkel, their Weiß and Dunkelweiß! All are overly-drinkable and well balanced. Oktoberfest was memorable and I have enjoyed many other very drinkable seasonals. The nosh trucks are always nice to have if you're peckish. Patio is dog-friendly. Wait staff is pleasant; service on patio can be slow, so just go in and get it. read more

This is one of my favorite breweries in Denver. When I lived in Denver I enjoyed trying out different beer and breweries. There are many breweries to choose from and some are better than others. I enjoy this place for this reason: I simply love love love their Weißbier. It is balanced, refreshing, and truly enjoyable. A standard Hefeweizen with great range and it has even won a few awards. The layout of the bar itself is really open and airy. The community style tables encourage socializing. It can get pretty loud in there so perhaps save the intimate conversation for before or after. I also spied their soft pretzels which looked delicious. Just writing this review is making me want a Weißbier. read more

If you like switching it up from the heavy, stronger ales found around the Colorado breweries, Prost is a great destination. The German inspired beers are lighter, and go very well with the cuisine of the food trucks often parked outside. Go for a taster tray, enjoy the bench seating, and check out the food trucks. Winner. read more

Good beer, great service, and JELLY BELLY! Sorry friends, the Jelly Belly was an Easter Sunday special. The patio at this place is fantastic, the service was attentive, and the German beers were great. read more

Okay, the beer is actually really authentic. REALLY authentic. That being said- if you are unknowledgeable about German beer you should probably go to a different brewery. There are STRONG flavors in every one of these beers. Though they were out of the actual beer I wanted, the three that I ended up tasting were authentic. The downsides: -Pricey drafts. -Crowded with uncomfortable seating throughout. -No food except pretzels. -Both of the staff members I spoke with were actually rude to me and acted as if I was an imposition by asking questions about the beers or not knowing how their process of ordering actually worked. Sorry- it as my first time. I will salute them for allowing a food truck to park outside and actually advertising them inside and for the interesting beer options. They also had a huge parking area, with another lot behind the building so there was no worries about parking. The end result for me is that I would go back here if a friend invited me, but I wouldn't go back on my own. There are too many other breweries that do better for me. read more

I feel I enjoy Prost because the German beer they offer is a great/refreshing break from all the american style breweries around town. I was never a fan of lagers or pilsners because I like my ales and IPA's, but then I feel I have an appreciation for lagers now. The pilsner is such a great and refreshing beer. The Weißbier is a really good wheat beer too. I would really like to see how this brewery does with a Rauchbier; a traditional German smoked beer. read more

I'm not sure what to write... The beer wasn't bad, but it also wasn't great. I mean, it tasted like beer, but beyond that, I can't give you any tasting notes... Maybe I'm just not into German style beer - west coast IPAs are more my thing - but I can usually taste the difference between two beers, and I couldn't in this case. The girls who were working were really nice, and I'd like to rate higher because of them, but no amount of great service could change my opinion on the beer. The space was also pretty cool. We went when it was slow, so it was fairly empty, but I imagine on a busy night the large communal tables would be packed. There's a cool view of the city through a large window they had open when I was there, which was a nice touch. read more

Really nice atmosphere, very laid back. I like how dog friendly they are. The service was very friendly and the selection of beers wasn't overwhelming. Got the Weissbeir, and it was just what I wanted. Very light and smooth. One thing that was a bummer was that my friends went to get pretzels, and they were literally on their last three. It was just about 7:00 on a Friday, so one would think that would be peak time and they would have plenty. I was thinking of getting one later, but when my friend told me they got the last ones I was sad to not have that option. Also there was a live singer, which was cool, but all the tables next to him were practically uninhabitable because it was so loud that we would not have been able to hear each other. Wish the volume was a little lower, or he wasn't so close to the tables. read more

Prost is a great place to visit especially if you are taking a bike tour of breweries around Denver. Great beers overall. I enjoyed the lager very much and Prost is a great break from the IPA/Sour world that exists in Denver. Bike racks right in front of the building make it a great cycling destination. I also really enjoyed the traditional large table seating. It offers a great opportunity to chat with others while tasting some delicious beer. Put down those phones people and talk to each other! read more

Delicious German beer! They have flights with a choice of four beers - there's one pronounced "vice-beer" that has hints of banana and was so good! They usually have food trucks but the night we went they did not, however they have soft pretzels with a spicy horseradish mustard for $4.50. read more

Nice patio area, comfortable interior. I ordered a Dunkelweis and a friend ordered a weis that I forgot the name of. Hers was much better than mine, but I liked mine as well. Mine came in a stein and hers a tall pint. Service was good, but this is a decidedly German brewery. I wish the chicks would dress up as st. pauli girls, that would have made the 3 star experience a 4. The beer says 5.50, but its really 6 with tax. Denver brewing co didn't charge a tax. Oh well. read more

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Good beers, great views of downtown and the Denver skyline. I had the kolsch fruity and crisp. Lots of people enjoying the patio seating and beautiful Saturday weather. read more

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Best place for German beers in Denver. Staff couldn't be more friendly and knowledgeable. Grew up close to where their brewery equipment was originally installed back in Unterfranken, Germany and this beer reminds me of home. Keep up the good work! Prost read more

Five stars because it's such a cool place, neat location, with free valet parking and a big nice dog friendly patio with views of downtown. Friendly staff too. I'm just not into their style of beers but maybe I'll try to develop a taste cause it's a such a likable dog friendly business to hit when visiting LoHi. See Dylan's review of a few weeks ago for a great in depth and useful review. Well said. read more

Great German beer with a nice casual atmosphere and reasonable prices. The location is convenient right off I25 and 20th St. read more

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I believe there are two categories of beer lovers, snobs who know what they like & don't stray far from it, & connoisseurs who appreciate all styles of beer for what they are. Me, I'm a definite snob & go for the biggest oiliest hoppiest IPA's I can find. My beer motto is hoppy make me happy. I was looking for a place to grab a beer & a bite & happened by Prost, so I had to stop in. If you are a German style beer liker, this is your place. They have a nice variety of traditional German brews they make on property, with at least a couple of guest beers as well. As a hop lover, this isn't my style of beer, but I enjoyed what I had. Again, as a snob that knows that I like hoppy IPA's, I won't likely be going back to Prost often, but will certainly include them when I have beer visitors in town. read more

Prost is solid, German Beer, which runs against the grain a bit here in Colorado. Our craft brew scene has really exploded over the past decade, bringing with it a wealth of creativity in an endless variety of beers. And while it is great fun to push the limits with playful experimentation, experimentation is a broader playing field than is craftsmanship. It takes a deep skill to achieve balance. Prost lives up to its concept of offering traditional German beers, all of which are fairly fine-tuned and balanced. It's a breath of fresh air between my barrel-aged stouts and hop-tastic IPAs. I do wish more food options were available, though. Some snitzel would really nail it down. read more

For full disclosure, I prefer a cold Coors Light vs. a "fancy" beer but I still had to check out Prost Brewery as I've driven by multiple times and it looked like a good time. With long picnic-style tables, a beautiful and help staff (especially Susan) and a good amount of televisions for the World Cup soccer game I was there to watch, I really enjoyed this brewery. I definitely consider this place a great alternative to the bars of LoDo when you want just that but don't want to venture too far from downtown Denver. And I would especially recommend it on a warm Fall day when they have the front-side wide-open with an incredible view of the city. Bring some friends, grab a flight and have a jolly-good time like I did! read more

First time here will be back, parking is a slight pain few spots, but if you like German beer it's the place to be, nice place,clean friendly staff read more

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Love their Hef. With the lemon soda! It's a must try!

The Dunkel is great. The Weissbier is great. I think this place could be Denver's answer to Boulder's Southern Sun. The place you take your team (of any sport) for amazing beers after games. A place to party in that relaxed, friendly Colorado way that makes Spring Break ski resorts parties so much fun. For this, they need slightly more cheerful servers and slightly better music. I love that you are playing the all indie/orchestral pop (complete with Ian Cooke) station on Spotify or whatever. I love Ian Cooke as much as the next girl...but it's not really party music. Feel free to turn down the music or replace it with alternative sing along classics. The party, just simmering under the surface, will explode and this place will become legendary. Also, there's a huge parking lot on the west side! No need to crowd the east side. read more

German beers perfectly brewed to style in a great beer garden setting. Dunkel was as good as any import I've tasted!

(Side note: I'm not sure I'm reviewing the right place. I see the address says 2540 19th Street. The restaurant I visited was on 32nd just east of Lowell. I will post this one here, and, if I find it is the wrong place, I will post there, too) I totally liked this place. It is not quite like anything else I've experienced in the area, except may Manneken Frites. It's a small establishment on the same spot as another spot I used to love. The competition in the restaurant industry is brutal. What you will find here is a "German" themed brew pub. The offer a variety of German beers, and sausages in a very casual atmosphere complete with a beer "garten" out back on the patio on nice days. My wife and I, as we frequently do, came here on a Groupon. For beer, I had the Stiegl which is on tap. I had never had this beer before, but I loved it. I will be drinking it again. My wife, who likes the wheat ales, tried the Hacker Pschorr Hefe Weiss. It was a pretty respectable brew, but I still like the Stiegl much better. It was tough finding food for us since we are vegetarian, but, among their many sausage offerings, alas, they have a Vegetarian Sausage, too. We both had one of those. I didn't ask, but it tasted to me a lot like one of the Tofurky or Boca Veggie Sausages I buy for consumption at home. The sausage comes on your choice of bread, and with your choice of sides. I forget to request a type of bread, so I got their standard roll, and I ordered mine with chips. My wife got the same, but she went with the Gurken Salat which turned out to be a German cucumber salad. The Gurken Salat was very small in size, just a few slices, and I didn't try it. The chips were served up in an adequate portion, and quite tasty - like kettle chips. The other option would be the German Potato Salad, but I'm guessing it would be pretty tiny, too. The sausages come with a nice variety of sides you apply yourself, and help to justify the $7.95 price tag. When I was there, they had six different types of mustard including conventional mustards, jalapeno mustards, and this sauce I loved called, "Prost Sauce." On top of that, the have sauerkraut, both hot and cold, shredded cheese, onions, and sliced banana peppers that you can pile on as much as you like. With the Vegetarian Sausage, the toppings help to detract from the dryness of the sausage. I do not know, but I'm guessing they just keep those veggie sausages frozen, and microwave them when some fool like me comes in. I loved the bench seating at this place, too, but be careful. It's not really sturdy. The place could have been a little cleaner, but I've certainly seen worse. All in all, I loved it, and would definitely go back. I also would definitely recommend it to anyone who likes Oktoberfest, who likes beers from that German/Austrian part of the world, and who loves brats with plenty of toppings. That one sausage and that one beer filled me up. Oh, and by the way, I almost forgot to mention the fabulous Bavarian Pretzels. My wife and I shared one, and it was GREAT. It's not doughy like a lot of big pretzels. It was crisp on the outside, tender on the inside, and, dipped in mustard, absolutely perfect. For $1.50 more, they'll give you cheese on the side, but I was not too impressed with the cheese side. Next time, I'll just go with the mustard. This place is definitely something new and different in my book, and something I will recommend to friends. read more

Delicious authentic German Bier! Bring in your own food or have something from the food truck (they'll bring it in to you). The pretzel vendor changed but it's still pretty good and locally made a couple of miles away. read more

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Loved this place, enjoyed their quick tour. Very refreshing after what had been an IPA overload trip. A worker at Renegade was ultra butt-hurt when one of their bottles made its way there. Prost is doing something right! read more

Loved this place - will definitely be back. As has been said, the beers are very authentically German. Know this before going, because if you're looking for the more popular american styles (ambers, hoppy beers, stouts, etc.) you won't find them here. WIth that said, I loved the beer. It was perfect for sitting outside on a beautiful Denver Saturday. There are picnic tables inside and outside as well as a decent sized bar to sit at inside. Our group sat outside to enjoy the weather and the great view of downtown. The patio is in the shade which made it a little chilly but the laid-back atmosphere made up for it. My only criticism is that the size of the pours are inconsistent/confusing. My first beer was served to me in a huge mug (it was my birthday so I had no issue with this) but my next beer was given to me in what I can only describe as a breakfast juice glass - it was tiny. It was the Alt Bier, so perhaps that is the glassware appropriate for the style, I don't know, but friends I was with also had similar confusion about the seemingly random size of beers we were given. Not a deal breaker, but something to be aware of. Also be aware that they have guest beers, but they arent often on tap. One person I was with felt a bit jipped when she was given a can of beer (who goes to a brewery to drink out of the can?) If you go to Prost knowing those things you'll be sure to have a great time. read more

Let me start off by saying I don't really like beer, but I was meeting up with friends who do, so we settled on Prost. I had one of their mixed drinks wich is basically lemon soda and the beet of your choice. They only had three beers on tap, Pilsner, Dunkle and the Weißbier. I chose the Weißbier (with lemon soda) and it tasted like an adult lemonade. I actually really enjoyed my drink. My friends said that their beer was just ok and they were all a bit disappointed in the lack of options. The outside patio was nice in an industrial sort of way. They had a few tables and then a large area to stand around. One of the best parts of Prost is that you get a great view of Downtown Denver from the north. read more

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This is my favorite brewery in denver. The beer tastes like Germany. Dogs are allowed inside and outside. They have rotating food trucks that are wonderful and an atmosphere that reminds me of Austin. You can tell it is German beer, it is smooth. For example the Oktoberfest doesn't have that overwhelming caramel flavor that US style puts in it. read more

We had purchased a discount coupon so came to check this place out. It is in a great location with a view of downtown. The parking situation leaves a little to be desired. We got there right when they opened so we were lucky. We got 2 flights which covered all their beers on tap at the moment. Obviously by the name, you can tell they are all about the German beers. I have had some of this style before, but definitely not all, and it was great to be able to taste them all. If you like German beers, this is the place to be. My favorites were the Altbier and the Helles Lager. My husband said the Hefeweizen was the best he has had. The inside is set up just as you would picture a large German beer hall. Long wooden picnic type tables where everyone can sit together. They also have a large wall of board games. We will definitely stop back here because the service from Sophia was great, just as good, if not better than the beers!! read more

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Authentic German beer and definite German feel to the whole place. Typically, they have a great food truck outside. They service each individual beer in it's correct glass. (Mind you, that means a 1 liter stein is a 1 liter stein.) Everyone is always so welcoming and glad to be there and it shows. read more

Great atmosphere with plenty of seating inside and out. Prost has the best tasting beer in town.

So glad this place doesn't have pumpkin beers! Thank you for staying true to your German roots Prost! You guys are the best!

I nice change of pace for Denver beer. All the German style beers were pretty good. Went with a big group of friends and the large tables made it really convenient. The board games are a good compliment to the beers. We played Jenga and Candyland. Plenty of TV's to watch the college football games. I will definitely go back, particular if I am with a large group looking to grab a beer. read more

Don't be shy just because they only make German style beers. I felt the same way, but after tasting everything I became a huge fan. Wow, they do such a great job and there's a cool history behind the company. Don't pass this place up. They also have games to keep the good times rolling with your friends. read more

Great, fresh beer (many types of German-style drafts) with fantastic bartenders and atmosphere in a beautiful area. I didn't get a chance to try the food but it looked delicious. Next time! read more

I didn't expect to like this new brewery as much as I did. I wish I would have taken notes on the beer sampling that I did, because some of them were really great, some not so much. Let me say this as a Denver kid, I'm so happy that the Tivoli beer is back! When I got my Masters down at the UC Denver campus the old Tivoli brewery was always at the back of my mind (it is the Student Union now). Now I actually know what Tivoli beer was supposed to taste like. I'm glad they found one of the old brew-masters to give them the recipe. read more

Love the traditional German brews. Especially the Dunkel. Honestly? Only the Dunkel. No... They're all have balanced flavors, low alcohol content, and a unique flair whilst still adhering to traditional style and flavor. (But still - get the Dunkel) read more

There Hefes are the definitely must have. Kolh is great too. Less food options but chill place to come as group. They got games and staff is super awesome. read more

Horrible place. Will never go back. First they didn't allow our dog in even though their website says dog friendly. Then we had to wait 30 minutes, and when we finally got to our seat they sat us in the very corner at a barrel not even a table. Then they don't do any tasters and have no descriptions for the beers. Our waitress took twenty minutes to come to our table and we put in our beer order and it never came so we left. Awful experience. 0 stars! read more